Question

That the negro's powers are not the powers of the white man, and that his present capacities are at many points not equal to the economic competition presented by the stronger race, is due in part to the fact that the negro is a negro: but how far is it also due to the fact that that sense of "security as to his property and his person.

Answer 1

Well, a negro really doesn't have a "security" to his property or person. remember that the whites are like "the supreme", heck if the negros house burn down or someone burn it down, I don't think the whites will give the negro a fair trial even if its done by a white, cuz its never fair at that time. the white allows the negros to have these things but it doesn't mean they have full "security" of it.